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The Simplest Self-Propelled Sprayer on the Planet

There are only 10 sections in the operator’s manual of an Apache sprayer. That’s about 150 fewer than some of the other guys.

So… what gives?

Is it because we’re slackers who grew tired of writing and called it quits after finishing chapter 10? Not at all. Did we intentionally limit the page count in an effort to save trees? No, we can’t claim that either.

It’s simply because Apache sprayers are so, well, simple. There just isn’t all that much that we have to explain. What are the advantages to simplicity?

Easy Maintenance

Have you ever tried to perform repairs or maintenance on a hydrostatic drive engine? Then you understand why Apache sprayers are all mechanical drive. The Apache’s mechanical drive transmission has fewer parts than hydrostat machines—meaning an Apache is easier to maintain.

Cost Savings

The average wheel motor of a hydrostatic drive can cost almost $5,000 per wheel—or $20,000 across the entire machine. Apaches, in general, have less expensive parts compared to hydrostat machines. For example, competitor filters are 55 percent higher, flow meters are 74 percent higher, and 3-way nozzle bodies are 31 percent higher on average.

Dependability

Simplicity breeds dependability. The smart, simple design of an Apache sprayer reduces the likelihood of breakdowns. In the event something DOES ever go wrong, the simple maintenance, lower parts costs and industry-leading 5-year powertrain warranty means you will be back up and spraying in no time.

Discover the simplicity of Apache Sprayers for yourself and schedule a demo now:

“We demoed multiple brands of machines and in the end we chose Apache because for the price you could not beat the machine. It’s very simple to work on – mechanical drive. You don’t have to mess with any hydrostatic motors. When there was problem with hydrostatic drives, you almost had to take them to the dealer to have them repaired on. They were almost impossible for just a shade tree mechanic to work on. And it got expensive. So, that was the main reason we chose to go with mechanical drive – it’s simpler to work on and less expensive. It’s just a very simple machine and because of that we have very few breakdowns.”

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What Apache Owners Say

I’m sure that since we’ve had this I’ve sprayed 150,000 acres with minimal maintenance. If you ever hear anyone say that this isn’t made to handle big operations, it’s not true. It will handle anything that the rest of them will handle. Danny WoodPeetz, CO